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February 26, 2007
Doing Today's Job with Yesterday's Tools
"In the same way the user interfaces are much more consistent because applications all use the same toolkits, then having a common information management framework that other applications can build upon will go a long way towards a more consistent set of interactions. I'd like to outline what I think are the key requirements for such a framework to be successful." (Patrick Dubroy - Boxes and Arrows)
Posted by PJB at February 26, 2007 09:59 AM